README: updated to mention simbricks-examples repo

README.md

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 ### Using Pre-Built Docker Images
 
-**This is the quickest way to get started using SimBricks.**
-
 We provide pre-built Docker images on
 [Docker Hub](https://hub.docker.com/u/simbricks). These images allow you to
 start using SimBricks without building it yourself or installing any
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-### Experimental: Interactive SimBricks Jupyter Labs
+### SimBricks Usage Examples
 
-**This is still a work in progress.**
+**This is the quickest way to get started using SimBricks.**
 
-We are working on a more interactive introduction to SimBricks through Jupyter
-Labs in [this repository](https://github.com/simbricks/labs). These also simply
-require starting a pre-built docker container and then connecting to it from
-your browser. After this you can follow the interactive steps to run SimBricks
-simulation directly from your browser.
+We provide a [repository](https://github.com/simbricks/simbricks-examples) 
+that contains a series of examples including an easy-to-use and more interactive 
+introduction to SimBricks through a Jupyter Notebook showing first steps on how to orchestrate 
+and run simulations using SimBricks. The repository is set up for usage 
+with [GitHub codespaces](https://github.com/codespaces/new/simbricks/simbricks-examples/?quickstart=1) 
+which in conjunction with the Jupyter Notebook provide a very easy to use step-by-step introduction 
+to SimBricks.
+
+For more advanced use-cases the repository provides an example for users 
+on how one can provide custom disk images to simulated SimBricks hosts for non-trivial 
+use-cases, and a project on hardware acceleration composed of several milestones 
+guiding users through a complete SimBricks based development flow.  
+
+The repository is set up with a dev container configuration that makes running the 
+examples a breeze. For quick tests you can just open the repo in CodeSpaces. The 
+easiest way to use this locally is with vscode and its Dev Containers Extension. You can 
+find more details on how to use the provided experiments in the repositories 
+[README](https://github.com/simbricks/simbricks-examples/blob/main/README.md).
 
 ### Building Docker Images